Iraqi delegation will be sent to Iran regarding the attack on Kurdistan Region

Baghdad-INA  
Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein confirmed today, Tuesday, that Iraq will send a delegation to Iran regarding the attacks on Kurdistan region.
The Media Department of the House of Representatives said in a statement, that "the Foreign Relations Committee, headed by Deputy Amer Al-Faiz, and in the presence of the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mohsen Al-Mandalawi and its members, hosted today, Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein, the Undersecretary of the Ministry and a number of its officials," noting that "" They discussed the directives of the President of the Council to discuss the recent Iranian and Turkish bombing on the Kurdistan region of Iraq.
  "The Foreign Minister reviewed, during the hosting, which was attended by the Secretary-General of the House of Representatives, the most important steps taken by the ministry regarding the attack on the Kurdistan region, the first of which was summoning the Iranian ambassador and handing him a strongly worded protest note, and then meeting with a delegation from the Iranian side at the ministry's headquarters on the 5th of this month to discuss How to find solutions and put an end to the ongoing violations of Iraq’s sovereignty”.   
  Noting that “the minister confirmed the agreement on continuing the talks by sending an Iraqi delegation to Iran headed by National Security Adviser Qasim al-Araji". According to the statement.
Hussein stressed during the hosting that "Iraq submitted a note of protest to the United Nations and demanded it to put an end to the Turkish and Iranian violations, and the organization issued a statement of condemnation and rejection of those violations and repeated attacks on the security and sovereignty of Iraqi territory and the lives of its citizens," noting that "the statements of condemnation and denunciation are no longer enough, Accordingly, the international community must take concrete steps to put an end to all the military aggressions that occur frequently on Iraqi lands."
"The Iraqi government is making efforts to urge the international community to take effective measures in this regard," Hussein said.